This Road Was Paved With Blood — Reviewing ‘Batgirl’ #14
Insert something here about the best laid plans and how they oft go awry especially when villains are dramatically involved.
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Papercutz Announces ‘Disney 101 Dalmatians: Penny’s Big Splash’
Beloved 101 Dalmatians pups Penny, Lucky, and Rolly are back for a brand-new early reader adventure filled with friendship, courage,
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Comicon Advent Calendar Day 19: ‘Twas The Fight Before Christmas’ — Stickleback Vs Santa
Getting nearer and nearer the big day, as all things festive come to a head, so it’s time to unleash
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Adult Animation Revolution: ‘Amazing Digital Circus’ Ep 7
The Amazing Digital Circus continues to be an unpredictable indie animated series. This episode acts as a parody of the
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Advance Review: ‘No Man’s Land’ #4 Unsatisfyingly Reveals The Killer
Every hero needs a worthy adversary. That antagonist must be a true threat to the good guy, or the conflict
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Check Out The New ‘Young Sherlock’ TV Series From Guy Ritchie
Back in 2009, Guy Ritchie reinvented Sherlock Holmes for a new generation on film. Now over 15 years later,
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The World’s Sins Spill Out In March With Mad Cave Studios’ ‘51’
When every conspiracy is true, the real disaster is who’s in charge. Mad Cave Studios has announced 51, a wicked
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‘Creepshow Vol. 4’ #5 First Look From Skybound/Image Comics
Judging by this first look at Skybound/Image Comics’ Creepshow Vol. 4 #5, fans are in for a terrifying treat this
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A Welcome New Era: Looking At Archie Comics & Oni Press’ Historic Partnership (And Three New Series)
For the last few years, American comics fans have mourned the seeming downward spiral of one of the nation’s oldest
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Commentary: ‘Wicked: For Good’ Highlights The Difference Between Theater And Film
There have been many films adapted from the stage even though both mediums have huge differences in both terms of
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Auld Acquaintance Definitely Forgotten — Reviewing ‘Supergirl’ #08
No matter what all the commercials and bright shiny colors might say, the winter holiday season isn’t joyful for everyone.
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Quick Review: ‘Lone Samurai’ Needs More Blood
Starring Shogen Ito and directed by Josh Waller, Lone Samurai centers on a 13th century samurai who finds himself shipwrecked on an island of murderous
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DC All In: March’s Act Two Solicitations Include ‘Green Lantern’ #600
We previously covered the three new titles kickstarting DC’s next phase of its All In initiative. And now we bring
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Comicon Advent Calendar Day 18: Constantine & Luthor, A Christmas Carol
Welcome once more to the annual Xmas blow-out that is the Comicon Advent Calendar, bringing you a Christmas comic treat
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2025 Gift Guide For Gamers: ‘Absolum’
Welcome to the table, It’s one of my favorite times of the year! Those brilliant dark days of winter
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An Ongoing Ski Jump On Intensity — Phillip Kennedy Johnson Talks Going Exclusive With Marvel
Phillip Kennedy Johnson joins Tom in the Comicon panel room to discuss his recently announced exclusivity with Marvel Comics. He
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Ghosts Meet Big Sword — Reviewing ‘Moon Knight: Fist Of Khonshu’ #15
When the dead are filled with vengeance, it is the living that might have to pay the very deadly price.
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Image Comics To Collect ‘The End League’ With The ‘Complete Collection’
Writer Rick Remender and artists Eric Canete, Mat Broome, Andy Macdonald, and colourist Matt Wilson are to have their miniseries The
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Titan Comics Reveal March 2026 Conan Solicits
Conan the Barbarian is pretty big business again, with Titan Comics and Hero Signatures really striking gold with the relaunch
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First Two Issues Of Rob Liefeld’s ‘Youngblood’ Sell Out And Get Subsequent Reprints
People love Rob Liefeld‘s Youngblood. And while it was never my cup of tea, there’s no denying its success with
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Tony Fleecs And Trish Forstner’s ‘Feral’ #21: New Story, Silent Issue From Image Comics
Ongoing animal-starring ongoing horror series Feral by Stray Dogs co-creators Tony Fleecs and Trish Forstner returns with Feral #21 and
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Commentary: ‘M3GAN 2.0’ Is A New Way Of Looking At AI
Artificial intelligence has been the subject of science fiction stories for decades. It’s appeared in everything from books, to television
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Titan Comics Announce LGBTQ+ Rom-Com/Thriller, ‘Worst Man’ Graphic Novel
Titan Comics has announced the debut 240-page graphic novel, Worst Man, from Eisner and GLAAD awards-nominated creative duo Brandt&Stein. A blend
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A New Brand Of Vengeance — Reviewing ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ #13
It’s a whole new day in New York City. The more things change though, the more they stay the same.
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Force Matters — ‘Boba Fett: Black, White & Red’ #3 Is Pulpy Star Wars Fun
It’s all about the bad guys in the Star Wars comics from the last week of November 2025, with both
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Comicon Advent Calendar Day 17: ‘Twas The Night Before X-Man, I Mean X-Mas
Welcome back to the Comicon Advent Calendar, where today we get a glimpse of how sometimes the holidays make best
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Dropout Drops A Post-Apocalyptic Trailer For New ‘Dimension 20: Gladlands’
Welcome to the table, Check this out! Dropout — arguably the streaming service that makes me laugh the
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Snap Into Marvel: “Weapon X” Wants Destroy Decks To Be The Best There Is
It’s been awhile since the last X-Men-centric season of Marvel Snap, though with Wolverine a force in his own right,
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Review: ‘The Author Immortal’ #3 Piles On The Questions
Writer Frank J. Barbiere is doing a decent job with characterization. Unfortunately, Barbiere keeps adding to the pile of questions
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Review: ‘Mine Is A Long, Lonesome Grave’ TPB Starts Off Strong Then Fades
If nothing else, Chris Shehan knows how to grab your attention. The artist on Mine is a Long,
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2025 Gift Guide For Gamers: ‘HeroClix’
Welcome to the table, It’s one of my favorite times of the year! Those brilliant dark days of winter when
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